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To: Yorikke who wrote (15215)

6/6/2020 7:38:36 PM

From: gg cox

Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 17075

This is what you said and I replied to..

“”He had meth//other drugs in his system, quite alot, he also had a criminal record and did time for violent assault and robbery. It may or may not have been murder. He died resisting arrest. ...Being a cop is not a nice job. What he did was wrong and the policeman has been charged. But if you would look back at what happens in these cases you will see that a year from now a jury is not likely to convict. And then the man 's autopsy report will be very important. I do not see this policeman being convicted of the charge against him That is generally the purpose for "over-charging".
You are a deranged and angry man.
The cop will be convicted,, as charged.
How would you do with a knee on your neck and a180 pounder on your back,, all done ,,pinkied out in 20
seconds... oh ,, and GFYS too,,, and lol